Expressing Persuading and Opinion

1. What is meant by persuasion?

• Efforts to force others

• Efforts to influence others to accept our opinions or actions.

• Efforts to mock others

• Efforts to ignore others

2. Provide an example of a persuasive sentence that can be used to convince someone.

• Please give a chance to prove that this idea can bring great benefits to all of us.

• You will not be able to convince anyone with that idea

• No need to prove this idea, just believe it

• I am sure this idea will not succeed

3. How to show persuasive expression through body language?

• By speaking with a trembling voice, scratching the head, and bowing while speaking.

• By frowning, shaking the legs, and being indifferent.

• With strong eye contact, firm hand gestures, and confident body posture.

• By avoiding eye contact, weak hand gestures, and insecure body posture.

4. Why is it important to have persuasive communication skills in everyday life?

• Ability to influence others and resolve conflicts

• Ability to make others angry

• Not important, because conflict is part of life

• Only weak people need persuasion skills

5. Explain the difference between persuasion and manipulation.

• Persuasion is using emotions and social engineering to influence others

• Persuasion is using lies and deceit to influence others

• Persuasion is an attempt to convince others with logical and rational arguments, while manipulation is an attempt to influence others in a dishonest or unethical way.

• Persuasion is using violence to influence others

6. How to overcome rejection when trying to persuade someone?

• By forcing them to agree

• By ignoring their feelings

• By listening with empathy, expressing understanding, and offering a solution that meets their needs.

• By criticizing them for their rejection

7. What are the effective persuasion techniques when speaking in public?

• Ignoring the audience and focusing on oneself

• Using vulgar language and threats

• Using inappropriate humor

• Using logic, building credibility, understanding the audience, and using concrete stories or examples

8. How to write persuasive text that captures the reader's attention?

• By using persuasive words, presenting relevant facts, and building strong arguments.

• By presenting unproven and irrelevant facts.

• By using indifferent and irrelevant words.

• By building weak and inconsistent arguments.

9. Why is it important to understand the opponent's perspective when trying to influence them?

• To adjust arguments or approaches to be more effective in influencing them.

• Because there will be no difference in influencing the interlocutor

• Because it is not necessary to consider the interlocutor's perspective

• Because there is nothing important from the interlocutor's perspective

10. Give an example of a situation where the ability to persuade is very important in everyday life.

• Convincing a friend to do something dangerous

• Asking for permission to skip school

• Convincing parents to allow staying out late

• Persuading someone to cheat